I am currently building an entire website using HTML source code. I am using frames to build the website, so that the links all stay in the same place, and don't have to load multiple times, the same with the title.

I have built one website from scratch using only HTML source code, but it wasn't working all that well, and I had learnt how to use frames and framesets, so I decided to create a new website.

The first website I ever created was really lame and it just didn't look any good. I used Yahoo, and they're online website creation program. This was what got me into web site design, even though what I was doing at the time was really basic.

I then used Macromedia Dreamweaver to create another website, this time I used my ISP to host it. But I never really like this website, as the sizes of the table kept changing throughout pages and the layout was really annoying.

The next website that I started on was purely created in Notepad, it was alright, but I had to take it down in order to upload my newest website project, but I kept the source code and images, so I can always upload it again.

My newest website is currently under construction and is being constructed using Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005, which, when in source code view,  is basically like Notepad, but with hints and tips, and a better layout. The only problem that I have found, is that the program is incapable of showing webpages that are frames, so I have to use source code, instead of being able to cheat a bit.